Quote from: Unknown01 on February 23, 2024, 10:36:27 PM

Quote from: KTChampions on February 23, 2024, 09:58:33 PM

Bayer's victory was obvious - the leader against 17th place with 15 points. The only argument in Mainz's favor is the enthusiasm of the new coach, but today this was not enough. Although the game actually turned out to be difficult, statistically Bayer dominated:

Shots - 18:13
Shots on target – 7:4
Corners – 11:2

plus complete dominance in ball possession.
One way or another, Bayer's advantage has reached 11 points, and if tomorrow Bayern loses points in the game with Leipzig, we can begin to count the number of rounds Bayer will need to become champion.

I think Mainz played very well. After all, the boys played against the current best German team and for Leverkusen it's everything at the moment. If you take all these points into account, they offered very good resistance against the leader.

I don't doubt this. Mainz showed itself well and I think that with the new coach they will be able to leave the relegation zone and overtake Cologne. Today Cologne is unlikely to earn points in the game with Stuttgrat, so Mainz's gap will remain minimal - just one point.
I'm looking forward to the Bayern - Leipzig game. Leipzig is 1 point behind fourth place and also has no right to lose points if they want to play in the Champions League. This will be a game to win on the part of each team.